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krown
Meaning & Definition
noun
A circular ornamental headdress worn by a monarch as a symbol of authority.
The queen wore a stunning crown adorned with jewels during the ceremony.
The highest point or part of something.
The climbers reached the crown of the mountain just before sunset.
An award or honor given to a winner in a competition.
He was thrilled to receive the crown as the best athlete of the year.
The upper part of a tooth.
The dentist recommended a crown to restore the chipped tooth.
verb
To place a crown on the head of a monarch or recipient as part of a formal ceremony.
The archbishop will crown the new king in a lavish ceremony.
To achieve victory or recognition, often at the end of a contest.
The team was crowned champions after a thrilling final match.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'corone', from Latin 'corona' meaning 'garland or wreath'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
crown jewel:
The most valuable or prized item or aspect of something.
to crown someone's efforts:
To reward or recognize someone's contributions or accomplishments.
wearing the crown:
Being in a position of power or authority.
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Slang Meanings
To achieve the highest or best position, especially in a competition.
He really crowned the season by winning the championship.
To put someone in a position of power or honor.
They crowned her the prom queen.